Los Angeles Dodgers right-hander Tyler Glasnow may be limited during Game 7 of the World Series according to Fox's Tom Verducci. Glasnow is reportedly experiencing 'side discomfort' amid the exciting conclusion of the 2025 MLB season. More news: Kiké Hernandez, Dave Roberts Send Heartfelt Message to Blue Jays After Alex Vesia Tribute "All four Dodgers starters are in play tonight," Verducci said ahead of Game 7. "Ohtani, Tyler Glasnow - although he had some sore side last night - Blake Snell and, yes, Yoshinobu Yamamoto after throwing 96 pitches last night, has volunteered to pitch out of the bullpen."
The Dodgers had their backs against the wall last night, down 3-2 in the series in a must-win, force the next game situation. The Blue Jays had their drinks on ice in case it went their way. Therefore, the Dodgers played an all-hands-on-deck strategy to stay alive, using three pitchers after Yoshinobu Yamamoto, including starter Tyler Glasnow. The Blue Jays will also need to strategize their pitching layout for today's game seven, as it's the final game of the postseason, a do-or-die, winner-takes-all matchup.
The Los Angeles Dodgers forced a World Series Game 7 on Friday night with a gutsy 3-1 win. Now, all focus shifts to Saturday night, where a World Series winner will be crowned. Managers Dave Roberts and John Schneider revealed their pitching plans for the final game of the season. Both teams appear set to use an "all hands on deck" approach to get the win.
